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At the Thompson Hotel site, a glimpse into the future led by a developer whose team hopes to help residents forget about the project’s troubled past

Craig Hall isn't looking for sympathy from a community that's waited 17 years for something to open on four prime acres downtown. But you wouldn't blame him if he was.

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Public comments drive changes to draft land use guidelines working their way through City Hall

The nine-person committee met for nearly three hours Thursday evening to review the land use draft changes. No action was taken, but consultants working on the draft were on hand for quesitons.

Updated renderings for planned Palm Springs College of the Desert campus revealed

Representatives from WRNS Studio, the lead architects for the project, said they were 90% done with the schematic design and will be holding a preliminary meeting with the Division of the State Architect.

Nonprofit seeks to help relocate transgender, non-binary residents of ‘dangerous states’

The timeline for implementing the project relies entirely on donations. As soon as the first $47,000 is raised, the first family could be relocated.

Report: Average April price of a Palm Springs home was 10% less than last year

Most Coachella Valley cities are seeing a year-over-year price decline, with Palm Springs having the biggest price drop.

Dream Hotel decision delayed as some on City Council share neighbors’ concerns over heights

Designs for a building on the northeast corner of the development were "a stretch too far" according to one councilmember.

Draft budgets for coming fiscal years reflect increased revenue, spending, and a focus on quality of life

Faced with a July 1 deadline to adopt next year's budget, the Palm Springs City Council dived into the spreadsheets Monday evening during a three-hour special session with city staff.

Some homes on, near hillsides in Palm Springs at greater risk from wildfires; inspections urged

Fire officials say vegetation management is a major factor in reducing the chances of buildings near wildlands catching fire.

Data from point-in-time count shows homeless population continues to rise in Palm Springs

Volunteers fanned out across the county, including in Palm Springs, on January 25. Their task was to count how many people were living on the streets during one period of one day. 

PSUSD academy preps parents for success

The 11-week program met once a week, helping parents learn more about the technology their students are using and how to access district resources for things like mental health and language learning.

$1.3 million approved for Victoria, Demuth park projects, but work will require closures until 2024

Two decades after playground equipment was first installed at two popular parks, the City Council unanimously approved the purchase and installation of new playground equipment and shade structures.

County board backs plan to address homelessness, aiming to focus on housing first

Officials hope to create 21,000 affordable housing units throughout the county over the next five years. But they also want to expand the stock of interim, bridge, and transitional housing.

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